Reduced in price to $2,395,000! Owner is ready to sell! Welcome to 3253 P Street NW in the heart of Georgetown. A car lovers and Georgetown garden lovers dream come true. Two car garage parking plus another two parking spaces set this home apart! A deep expansive garden offers lush views from the dining room and living room of the home. Top of the line finishes and mouldings with beautiful hardwood floors and high ceilings are hallmarks of the architectural details found throughout. This masterfully appointed residence offers a lovely wide floorplan and custom gourmet kitchen opening to a large dining room with fireplace and separate spacious living room with fireplace and built ins. The light filled kitchen has views through the dining room and living room to the garden. Living room doors welcome you out onto the large deep garden with expansive brick patio perfect for entertaining outdoors. The second level offers a luxurious owners suite with spacious marble bath and built ins, and an equally lovely second bedroom with private marble bath. The partially finished lower level provides two more rooms plus ample storage and a full size laundry. A special offering with extra special attention to detail and a total of four car parking!
Sited along revered Foxhall Road, at the highest point in Washington, sits one of the finest residences ever constructed in the Capital Region. Inspired by the Château du Grand-Lucé in central France, an undisputed all-star team of artisans â interior designer Thomas Pheasant, developer Michael Banks, architect David Jones, and landscape architect Richard Arentz â have collaborated over the course of three years to create an estate whose unrelenting splendor harkens back to an era of handcraftsmanship extremely rare in contemporary times. The discreet walled and gated entrance opens to reveal a meticulous front garden and paved cobblestone motor court, centered by a bubbling marble fountain. Indiana Limestone punctuates the stucco on the masonry facade, topped by a handsome slate mansard roof. In perfect symmetry and proportions, tall windows and arched dormers above replicate the homeâs inspiration in the most exacting manner. Entering the property is an occasion in and of itself. Beneath the limestone portico is a set of arched double doors, parting ways to welcome guests into a breathtaking, double-height rotunda with a curved floating stair that serves as a functional work of art. Underfoot, imported Italian Niro Marquina marble radiates toward the formal rooms. The living room spans almost the entire width of the property and features a custom bar balanced by a floor-to-ceiling temperature-controlled wine display, lined with French doors framing breathtaking views of the terrace and rear garden. Countless artisans from across the country were enlisted to create the custom-cast bronze metalwork and plasterwork found throughout the home. This exacting level of detail extends to every aspect of the property. The kitchen is a textbook example of minimalism, with its continuous European cabinetry and slabs of marble only accented with brass hardware. Miele, Wolf, and Subzero appliances with Waterworks hardware come together in a harmonization of form and function. Ascending the rotunda stair reveals the principal bedroom. A private limestone terrace overlooks the grounds with unobstructed westward views beyond. A marble corridor traverses the space, bridging the two primary baths and expansive dressing rooms. Each wing has a distinct theme, boasts heated floors, and is drenched in marble. Additional ensuite bedrooms are found on the third level, tucked under the mansard roof. The lower level showcases equally impressive outdoor views with its sweeping wall of floor-to-ceiling windows framing the verdant tree line and private rear grounds. Absolute black granite on the floors, walls, and ceilings adds a striking touch, while the plush cinema, spa, and fitness facilities more than befit a home of this caliber. A professional two-story indoor sports court and golf simulator complete the space. Landscape architect Richard Arentz wanted the landscaping to be as important as the home itself. As such, he spent years meticulously engineering, hardscaping, and installing countless mature plantings from all over the country that evoke a rare sensation of total privacy and tranquility, a feeling intensified by the beautiful simplicity of the estate grounds. The tiered garden reveals a fifty-six-foot heated pool, and just beyond the pool, a private chipping and putting green. Internal systems are all of the highest capacity. Highlights include a whole-home seventy-two-kilowatt generator, eight geothermal wells providing twenty tons of cooling capacity, and twin three-car garages. Strategically positioned mere minutes away from the White House, embassies, upscale dining, and vibrant entertainment hubs, this estate offers unparalleled convenience. Undoubtedly, 2400 Foxhall Road stands as an extraordinary testament to unwavering quality, representing one of the most exceptional properties ever presented in the Mid-Atlantic.
Few brands are as synonymous with service and luxury as The Ritz-Carlton. For decades, the nameplate has been interchangeable with personalized service, opulent accommodations, and a sumptuous lifestyle. In the heart of Georgetownâs iconic Waterfront, as well associated with historic charm and the utmost in prestige, lies Penthouse 2A at The Ritz-Carlton Residences. The largest unit in the building, this mansion in the sky stands above all else in a rarified air of exclusivity. 6,400 square feet of artfully custom hewn interiors open up to more than 3,000 square feet of private terraces, spanning a full 112 feet in length and portraying transcendent, sweeping views encompassing nearly all of the cityâs monuments from the National Mall to Key Bridge and the roaring Potomac underneath. A private elevator opens up to the residence, unlike anything else and unlikely to be ever replicated. Gascogne Limestone and Brazilian Cherry floors line grand, ethereal spaces with nearly all embassy-sized primary rooms opening onto the showstopper terrace for seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining. After the sun sets, a roaring fireplace in the formal living room serves as an intimate backdrop to the twinkling Arlington skyline beyond panoramic windows. The kitchen, a poster child for modernity, pairs smooth-faced solid wooden cabinetry with natural stone counters, concealing commercial-grade SubZero and Wolf appliances. A breakfast nook and keeping room open onto a westward-facing patio, enabling alfresco dinners against the pastel backdrop of a Washington summer sunset. The primary suite is a home within a home, with wraparound windows to capture every last bit of the mesmerizing view. An Miele espresso bar, private study or fitness space overlooking the water, and twin dressing rooms and marble baths ensure life on the most lavish scale befitting of The Ritz-Carlton. Three secondary bedrooms, each with an ensuite bath, are all amply proportioned and luxuriously appointed. The custom curved staircase majestically twirls itself up to the upper level, whose custom wood and leather-paneled bar is a gracious functional work of art against an equally stunning view. Plush office space is discreetly tucked away on this level for total tranquility. From the roof terrace, captivating views of the Washington Monument, Watergate, and Kennedy Center to the east, Rosslyn to the South, Key Bridge to the West, and Georgetownâs vibrant historic center to the North are simply unsurpassed by anything else. As is customary for one of the worldâs finest five star hotels, an extensive list of individualized amenities convey with the offering. A full-service 24/7 concierge and on-site management in addition to four garage valet parking spaces and access to all hotel amenities creates an effortless lifestyle. An unparalleled location mere steps to M Street and the Waterfront establishes the residence as one of Washingtonâs finest offerings and enables Penthouse 2A at The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown to make a statement as the crown jewel of the city.
OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, October 22 from 12:00 to 2:00 Call for additional information and floor plans. Co-listers are Anne Hatfield Weir, Jamie Peva, Heidi Hatfield and Craig Davidian. Luxury and Location. Elegant and distinctive brand new construction in heart of Georgetown north of M Street (yes you read that right!) in boutique 5-unit building with a stunning open floor plan & exquisite finishes. Concierge is 9:00AM to-5:00PM seven days a week. Soaring 10' ceilings throughout, oversized windows and doors offering both courtyard and city views, 7â³ wide knotless White Italian Oak flooring; gas fireplace, wireless Lutron lighting and window coverings, Italian Snaidero designer kitchens with high end appliances, sleek high-gloss lacquer cabinetry and expansive countertops made of Caesarstone quartz present a sophisticated canvas for entertaining and gourmet cooking. The Elliott has one residence per floor, with an elevator that opens directly into the main living area or to the service corridor of each unit. Unit 3 has secure garage parking for two cars and a private storage room on the garage level. The large elevator can deliver you and your suitcases/groceries straight from the garage to your apartment. Generous-sized bedrooms bathed in light offer an oasis inside the city. Exceptional window insulation and a commercial noise filtering design ensure a serene sanctuary. Spacious baths are custom designed by Snaidero utilizing neutral tones and top-tier materials, with features that include primary bedroom steam showers, custom vanities and heated flooring. Baths are tiled floor to ceiling in Italian Marazzi Classentino marble and feature polished chrome Crosswater London and Grohe fixtures. Private 130 sq foot storage room in the garage. This is truly a one of a kind offering.
The median home value in Washington, DC is $644,900. This is higher than the county median home value of $640,500. The national median home value is $338,100. The average price of homes sold in Washington, DC is $644,900. Approximately 37.39% of Washington homes are owned, compared to 52.68% rented, while 9.93% are vacant. Washington real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Washington real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Washington, District of Columbia 20007 has a population of 683,154. Washington 20007 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.44% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 24.14%.
The median household income in Washington, District of Columbia 20007 is $93,547. The median household income for the surrounding county is $93,547 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Washington 20007 is 34.3 years.
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